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Title:
FHERMA Cookbook: FHE Components for Privacy-Preserving Applications
Authors: Janis Adamek, Aikata Aikata, Ahmad Al Badawi, Andreea Alexandru, Armen Arakelov, Philipp Binfet, Victor Correa, Jules Dumezy, Sergey Gomenyuk, Valentina Kononova, Dmitrii Lekomtsev, Vivian Maloney, Chi-Hieu Nguyen, Yuriy Polyakov, Daria Pianykh, Hayim Shaul, Moritz Schulze Darup, Dieter Teichrib, Dmitry Tronin, Gurgen Arakelov
Abstract:Fully Homomorphic Encryption (FHE) enables computation over
encrypted data and is considered a fundamental tool for privacy-preserving systems.
Despite significant theoretical progress, its practical adoption remains limited. One
contributing factor is the absence of reusable, application-level components suitable
for integration into real-world systems.
This work introduces a library of FHE components developed through a competition-
based framework. The components are outcomes of a series of formalized challenges
published on the FHERMA platform, each targeting a specific challenge—such
as comparison, sorting, or matrix operations—under concrete cryptographic and
performance constraints.
This initial release includes contributions from independent researchers and reflects
a variety of approaches across different FHE schemes. The library is intended to
expand over time as new challenges are introduced and solved, forming a foundation
for building and evaluating privacy-preserving applications.
ePrint: https://eprint.iacr.org/2025/1302
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